In life, some events come along at just the right time. The annual JAG Conference is one of those events! As we gradually recovered from the challenges of COVID-19, we decided to bring back the JAG Conference, and what better way to do so than with a full-packed, one-day event?
The response was overwhelmingly positive, but we heard you loud and clear: you want more. After conducting a survey, we found nearly everyone wanted a multi-day conference with more vendors, more sessions, and a larger, all-around experience. We’re excited to announce that this year’s conference will be more!
Posted: March 24, 2025 by Doug Seidel
Spotlight: North Brunswick – New Era begins at North Brunswick TV with new and improved Control Room.
by Craig Yetsko, Station Manager, North Brunswick TV A new era for North Brunswick TV began last summer with the completion of a project that included major improvements to the control room and a new sound system for the Municipal Building Courtroom and Council Meeting Room. The origins of this transformation began in 2021 as …
Posted: March 24, 2025 by Doug Seidel
Essential Guide to Video Frame Rates and Conversion Tools
Whether you’re a seasoned video producer and director like myself or just starting, having the right tools is essential for creating high-quality content. I’ve been a long-time fan of both the free and pro versions of DaVinci Resolve, but sometimes, you need to convert video or audio formats quickly and may not have all your professional tools at your fingertips.
Posted: March 24, 2025 by Doug Seidel
JAG’s Annual Conference 2025: Sessions & Roundtables
The JAG Conference Committee has finalizing eight sessions for the Production/Management Symposium on the second day of the conference. Four of these will be panel presentations by industry professional and four will be roundtables that include both JAG members and vendors.
Posted: March 24, 2025 by Doug Seidel
Legislative Update March 2025: News from Trenton & Washington, DC – Changes in the FCC
Last month became an active one for us, but now Congress is dealing with other issues and everything else has slowed down a-bit. So, instead of discussing actions being taken in either our federal or state governments, we are turning our attention to New Jersey for a more in-depth discussion and perspective on what is going on with all legislation and broadband deployment in the Garden State, along with technology backed by acts to aid in emergency situations.
Posted: February 25, 2025 by Doug Seidel
A JAG Parable
The article discusses the significance of JAG membership for West Milford, emphasizing the support it provides in broadcasting operations. Despite budget constraints, the decision to renew membership reflects the local government’s commitment. JAG’s resources, including programming access and legislative updates, enhance the town’s community channel, demonstrating the value of active involvement in the organization.
Posted: February 25, 2025 by Doug Seidel
Oakland, NJ: Leading the Way in Fiber Infrastructure
John Morley introduces his monthly feature, Tech Trends Unplugged, focusing on Oakland, NJ’s innovative fiber infrastructure project. Spearheaded by Mayor Eric Kulmala, the initiative aims to enhance connectivity and communication for municipal buildings while reducing costs. This strategic foresight highlights the importance of infrastructure planning for sustainable community growth and economic benefits.
Posted: February 25, 2025 by Doug Seidel
Sharing the TelVue 2025 Vision with JAG
TelVue’s partnership with JAG advances technology integration through AI for meeting summaries, enhanced accessibility with SmartCaption, and social media engagement. New cloud storage enables secure archiving, while the CloudCast Paywall and video ads enhance revenue potential. Upcoming features will be showcased at the JAG meeting on February 26, 2025.
Posted: February 25, 2025 by Doug Seidel
Legislative Update February 2025: News from Trenton & Washington, DC – Changes in the FCC
February has seen significant legislative activity concerning telecommunications. The introduction of H.R. 278, the Broadband Leadership Act, proposes accelerated siting processes with minimal local oversight. Experts highlight concerns over diminishing local authority in telecommunications. A panel on diversity in the sector emphasized that equity measures must align with existing laws and principles.